Regulatory background and context Over the past months, Ojam IP has been closely tracking and reporting on the series of regulatory reforms in intellectual property law unfolding in Argentina since the signature of the Reciprocal Trade and Investment Agreement (ARTI) between Argentina and the United States on February 5, 2026. Among its key commitments, the […]
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By Paula Galvan Intellectual property was born to protect the creations of the human mind. For more than a century, that premise remained undisputed, its very reason for being. But what happens when that intellect begins to expand through systems capable of learning, creating, and deciding? * It is well known that social and technological […]
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By Victoria Rode On February 5, 2026, Argentina and the United States signed the Reciprocal Trade and Investment Agreement. The instrument has not yet been approved by the Argentine Congress and therefore does not produce direct legal effects. However, its content allows us to anticipate a reform process that could structurally impact the local system. […]
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By Giuliana Gallo The viral spread of the series Heated Rivalry at the end of 2025—months before its official release on streaming platforms in Latin America in February 2026—has brought an age-old yet increasingly urgent debate back to the forefront: what happens to copyright when culture circulates faster than the mechanisms designed to protect it? […]
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By Mariel ChichisolaThis article was originally published on abogados.com.ar Amid recent discussions about a possible economic agreement between Argentina and the United States, a long-standing issue has resurfaced: the need to modernize the country’s intellectual property system. According to reports, the draft agreement would include a specific chapter dedicated to the protection of intellectual property, […]
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By Mariel Chichisola and Florencia Gutierrez On December 20 th, 2023, the UK Supreme Court ruled on the recognition of artificial intelligence (AI) as a patent inventor in the case of Thaler v Comptroller-General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks. At the center of the dispute was American innovator Stephen Thaler and his creation, an […]
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By Juan Carlos Ojam and Camila Sirianni * * This article was published on Dial.com on October 10, 2023, elDial DC32C8 Introduction – Issue Statement In the rapidly evolving world of business, where borders are blurred by the omnipresence of the internet and networks, many may agree that legislation does not always keep up with […]
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By Mariana Guzmán and Florencia Gutierrez In December 2023, the Council and the European Parliament reached a provisional agreement on the first AI regulation. Although the law is not yet in force, this legislative framework fosters responsible innovation in Europe and represents a significant step towards regulating AI and protecting fundamental rights in a constantly […]
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By Candela Basilotta The Argentine Secretariat of Industry and Commerce has enacted Resolution No. 12/2024, a pivotal regulation that aims to enhance transparency and fairness in advertising practices. Effective from May 2024, this new mandate requires all advertisements to clearly and accessibly disclose essential information about products and services. Resolution No. 12/2024 of the Secretariat […]
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By Mariana Guzman On July 8, 2024, Law No. 27,742 on “Foundations and Starting Points for the Freedom of Argentines” was published in the Official Bulletin, introducing a comprehensive modification to Law No. 19,549 on Administrative Procedures (APL) in its Chapter III. Subsequently, on August 5, 2024, the new LPA regulations were published and entered […]
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